fall? >> i don't think he could catch me, even if you try. do you check your voice mails? i call you twice a day. keep it clean. call me. i am waters and this is my wo world. >> good evening and welcome to fox news. when joe biden took office, he put an end to the remain in mexico policy.

the consequence is nearly 6 million migrants crossing the southern border. you should not be surprised. he said he would do it. the idea that people cannot absorb people who are in desperate need and fleeing oppression is bizarre. >> biden has a list of other crimes he doesn't feel warrant implementation and removal. you can remain here if you have fear of being tortured. those seeking asylum has to show

a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, or nationality. barely memorize words from a statute should not be enough for those who have waited in line for a chance to come to america. how good is the u.s. at detecting fraud in the process? in 2008, less than 5,000 claimed credible fear. ten years later, it increased by 2000%.

whatever you think of the governments in central america, they have not changed 2000% what has changed? democrat party, including presidential aspirants told migrants all over the world they should come and they did. >> nearly a week after title 42 expired, people were waiting to cross into the u.s. there were more than 211,000 migrant encounters. it is raising concerns among

lawmakers about who may remain on the border unprotected. greg habit of texas relocated some to sanctuary cities. democrat politicians should put their money where their mouth is. after taking into tens of thousands of migrants, people are singing a different tune. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion and it is coordinated to ensure those coming here to this country, in a lawful manner, is actually moved throughout the country, it is not a burden on one city. >> in chicago, migrants have taken over police stations.

she captured this video you are seeing on your screen and she joins us with more. thank you for being here. there is nothing like eyewitness testimony. >> chicago is out of time. now we are seeing about migrants being dropped off at various police stations. what i saw was not good. living conditions, people are living on top of each other, eating and sleeping on the floor, some have lice. now police officers are being taken away from their daily duties because they have to act as social workers looking after these individuals. they are not receiving aid from

the city or the government and all of my conversations. >> you mentioned resources, law enforcement, health care, i don't know a single officer who went through the academy but that is what they are being asked to do. >> some companies have produced baby wipes and food, and this crisis has fallen on residents who are not receiving aid from the city, cities like chicago who have advocated being a sanctuary city. >> it is having an impact and i assume it is not very pleasant conditions for migrants. i understand people wanting to

come to this country. even if it is not warranted, legal, justified, i understand it. i assume conditions are not good for them either. >> they are grateful to be here, but it is clear they did not expect to be sleeping on the floor. they have nowhere to go and everyone i spoke to did not have family here. they are just waiting and officers said we don't know what is going to happen and it is unsustainable. >> we talked about what does qualify for asylum. i want to play something for you and ask you a question. >> being in venezuela and the current political position, did they feel they were politically or religiously persecuted when it comes to them applying for asylum? >> no.

[speaking spanish] >> there is financial insecurity but as far as religious or political persecution, not so much. >> i blame the united states for that. our law does make allowances for people that are fleeing persecution. that does not include economic opportunity and what i heard there, credit to them for telling the truth. they are not being persecuted for religion or religious belief, it is economic opportunity and that is not a valid asylum claim. >> i do believe our own government and the cities that have advocated and pushed for being sanctuary cities have fostered and helped create this crisis and it is fallen on our

own police officers, residents and community members who are not receiving aid from the government. >> we documented the increase in those seeking an increase on the aide. i would assume there is a chance, may be a reality those numbers may get greater and there may be more of a strain on the resources of these municipalities that cannot afford it. >> hundreds are arriving by day in chicago. new york city is constructing a place on rikers island to house 1700 beds and in chicago, they are looking at housing for turning a former high school into a place to house migrants and their community members are concerned with what the cost will be and the effects it may

have on crime they are dealing with. >> new york at least found some use for its prisons. thank you for coming on and sharing with us tonight. the crisis of the border does not stop at the border. consequences are felt nationwide. law enforcement believes it is not the law they are enforcing rather than politics. nothing like risking your life for someone else's politics. jonathan, thank you for being here. politicians and the media cannot stop clamoring title 42, so what is leading to the increase in asylum claims? 2008 to 2,023, a 2000% increase. what is causing it? >> you hit it in your intro.

it is politics. these are not legitimate claims by and large, but the administration has made it known if you come to our border, or falsely claim asylum, you are in effect an american citizen. often times, they get more than u.s. citizens. you get a court date, for five years down the road, it is so laughable. this administration has no intention of changing because the issue doesn't end at the border. that is a manifestation of this immigration problem which you see in new york. eric adams brought it to the attention unwittingly. this is an expensive problem. there is lots of cost and you hit on those with the health care costs and those

don't go away once people are here. these burdens remain on the american citizen and there doesn't seem to be anything that is driving this administration to change. they talk about comprehensive immigration reform is needed, amnesty plus the euphemism. they are not changing. >> you get a court date and you abscond, you don't, and eventually they find you and you have your hearing. is there any consequence for not honoring your court date, for blowing it off until they come find you? is there a presumption that make it a negative consequence of not showing up? >> it is better than that. if they don't show up, the administration has made it clear they will not go look for them. if you don't show up, you are almost assured they will not

find you unless you are convicted of a serious crime and then it doesn't matter. when they get there asylum claim, even if they are ordered deported, they are not whisked out the door. they have appeal processes and they will be ordered to self deport. the consequences are minor, if any. they don't want people to come to court. they want them to stay. they don't support anyone. we are bringing in three or 4 million people a year, most of them illegitimately. how do you get all of these people out of here and the short and long answer is they are not going to try. >> you just described it as a crisis. thank you for joining us.

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>> how you ever wondered how defacing a monument will keep the sea levels from rising? some are convinced there is a correlation. >> these activists have yet to explain their reasoning except to say they are against fossil fuels. the best way to save the world is to destroy artistic trea treasures. the protesters say the reason they defaced it is because of

the increasingly visible impacts of climate change. the protest is linked to the world meteorological organization saying the planet is more likely than ever to pass celsius in warming than preindustrial times, saying it is getting likely. it is not just the fountain being targeted. climate protesters glued himself to a painting at the national

gallery in london. we are told the glue was not made from fossil fuels. the mayor of rome is condemning the protest, saying it will cost thousands to repair and take several weeks. it used to be a source of drinking water and people now mostly toss coins in. >> i am trying to follow the logic with the defacing the monuments. >> the debt ceiling has been raised 78 times since 1960. sometimes it is raised without incident and sometimes there is drama, a shutdown, economic apocalypse. the debt limit is always raised and the deficit, keeps adding

up. how long will current drama last and will there be an appetite now or in the future to deal with the drivers of the debt rather than the consequences of those drivers. jim jordan from ohio. welcome. give us an update. do you think the government is going to reach borrowing capacity and if so, what would be the consequences? >> they would not be good, but the consequences of continuing to spend like crazy are not good. we have had record inflation and debt. he took the position on jan january 12th, joe biden took the position, no, give me money so i can continue the record spending and if you don't, i am going to take my football and go home and

not negotiate. that is ridiculous. in five months since january 12th, we passed a bill to get rid of irs agents, to good energy policy, past the parental bill of rights while the senate and the white house have done nothing. we are going to get a good agreement because the country knows the positions be secure mccarthy has taken is the common sense position. >> you may have been the most fiscally conservative colleague i had. anyone who has done a gift exchange with jim jordan knows how conservative you are. in the time we met, the debt was 14 trillion and it is double that. is there a political appetite

for tackling the drivers of the debt? >> there is and we are going to start with that with this agreement. mccarthy and republicans are committed to spending less next year than we spent this year. that never happens. it always seems to go one direction. if we can reverse that and that is what we are committed to doing, we send the signal, we have made that step. particularly when you are thinking about divided government. we control the house. if we spend less than we spent in discretionary spending, that is a huge step in the right direction. >> it is a minor miracle.

you only have a five vote margin. it is a minor miracle you were able to pass the bill that raise the debt ceiling. what are you asking for in return? >> work requirements for able-bodied adults and reform that will help us with energy. that is a pretty good package. who do you think is going to get a better deal? joe biden who has screwed up every policy area he is involved with over the last 2.5 years, or the guy who went 15 rounds the first week of january to become speaker of the house. who will get you a better deal? i would bet on speaker mccarthy and house republicans. they will spend less this year than we did last year. that is a huge step in the right direction for the american

people. >> there are voices on the left that are unhappy with joe biden to for talking to mccarthy. >> that is what happened over the weekend when negotiations broke down. it was the left, which controls the democrat party, they got to joe biden. he was willing to move in our direction but the left got a hold of him. i come back to put my money on the guy who went 15 rounds to become speaker of the house. i will put my money on him and how we have been able to come together and pass meaningful legislation while the senate and the white house have done nothing. >> i am going to put my money on kevin mccarthy and a wrestling champion who beat john smith and that would be you.

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it is weird since reduced travel would impact everyone in florida, including businesses owned and operated by people of color. if you are wondering what is happening in florida, that state ranked as the best in the country for black business owners with the lowest crime records. thank you for joining us. you are more familiar with florida than i am. is there racial hostility that does not appear -- from the outside it looks fantastic. >> it is a fantastic place to live. i am not aware of racial hostility but the naacp has gone from a premier organization in service of black people to an organization that serves white liberals, democrat politicians and democrat activists.

in 2021, we solve visitors who came across the state of florida bring in over $100 billion that help service 1.7 million jobs. we have 3.3 million black people in the state of florida. it is the number one place for doing business for african americans and hispanic americans. if you consider this question they put out, this advisory, this could have the same effect it had in georgia when they lost $100 million due to the major league pulling out. this could be a lambs to the slaughter scenario for black businesses and it is beyond troubling the organization has been used for politics. if they want to put out a travel advisory, they should put one out in chicago where my baby brother christian was murdered

june 24th of last year, where there have been many others murdered or the state of illinois where they came out with this safety act that creates a no bail scenario for people who commit second-degree murder, robbery, arson. the naacp needs to make a choice. either you are going to serve black people as your mission is focused on or you are going to be a puppet for the democratic party. >> i am not surprised the naacp might have policy differences. what does surprise me is the absurdity of arguing by hyperbole that you are going to issue a travel advisory as if florida is the sudan or florida is north korea. is there no way to say we have a difference of opinion with you?

we think there is a better way, or is politics reduced to something as absurd as a travel advisory? >> politics has been inserted into every way of life and democrats have smartly chosen to do it on race and they have been winning this war on race for decades. black folks have been paying the price. it doesn't matter what city you are in. they are paying the price for these policies that are being pushed out of the democratic party. we see this in chicago, you have numerous failing schools. chicago. why aren't there warnings against those places. 80% of the people being murdered

for violent crime are black. it is unfortunate this is what we are seeing, but this is what we are seeing. they are failing at their job. that is what this amounts to. >> the chairman of the naacp board lives in florida. if you hear it is up for sale, call me and let me know. maybe we will put an offer on it. i find it ironic that he lives in florida and there is a travel advisory on it. tim scott announced he is running for president today. he joins us for his first interview next. no, that was always part of the plan. three kids?! this was never part of the plan! these kids order the lobster mac 'n cheese!

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the ladder. that is why i am announcing today that i am running for president of the united states. >> tim scott did not grow up like most presidential candidates. they shared a room, not a house. he narrowly failed out of school. his grandfather could not read or write. when others tell you the ceiling for your life is cotton.

today, he announced his candidacy to lead his country. here comes a man preaching unity and purpose and promise and optimism. come to you, senator tim scott. i leave for one day and you announce you are running for president of the united states. are there policy differences? there are other candidates announced. is this a matter of policy differences or a difference in communicating the policies that might be shared? >> it is a different how we communicate. the culture of victimhood is eating away at the soul of

america. i understand brokenness and failing out of school. we do not live in a nation of grievance. we live in a nation of grea greatness. that is the power of persuasion, having lived the story myself. >> you almost make me feel hopeful. the country is frustrated, angry, scared. that is what polling indicates. the country thinks we are heading in the wrong direction. can a happy warrior prevail in an environment given the mood of

the country and the primary voters? >> everywhere i travel around the country, people are starving for hope, for optimistic. they have to know you have a backbone and you are talking about conservative values, principles, and qualities. when you can be optimistic and strong with a backbone, they are attracted to this campaign. we are hoping to get across this country to continue to share our message. >> my guess is you are otherwise busy and you missed the view. i am going to play the clip. my guess is you did not hear sunny hosting. i am going to play a clip and ask you a question on the other side. >> he seems to think because i

made it, everyone can make it, ignoring the fact he is the exception, not the rule. >> she seems to have made it, a former federal prosecutor who has a talk show. she is doing pretty good. if she speaks to a broader point. there are things that are said about you that will not be said about any other candidate and that has always been the case, that you are judged in ways other candidates are not. can a guy that is seen as being nice and affable fight back in a presidential primary against what you just heard and the democrats? >> the answer is yes.

meekness is not weakness. i believe in the gospel. if you break into my house, i believe in the second amendment and will make sure we defend everything in this country. we have to disprove their lives by our actions. the host wants to be judged by the content of her character and not the color of her skin. america is a story of evolution and to many of our schools indoctrinating our kids instead of educating. i am not the exception. i am the rule. every kid trapped in a failing school can look at big labor unions and blame them. every parent who wants a choice, look to the republican party, the g.o.p. african americans, hispanic and americans, they all agree on

school choice. what is in the way of providing a child with a better education or future? the radical left. >> even your campaign logo cannot go on criticized by the people on the left. you must be their worst nightmare. you put up with things that nobody else puts you up with. >> i have faith in america. i watched my grandfather. this is a man who could not read. he was picking cotton as a kid. he believed then what some doubt now, the goodness of america. he said you can be bigger or better but she cannot be both. too many people today doubt the goodness of america. too many want to buy into bitterness and grievance and despair.

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>> lady justice is supposed to be blindfolded. what are the facts, what is the law and what must be proven by the prosecution and what are the potential defenses. joining us now is jonathan turley. thank you for being here. am i going to waste your expertise? what is the charge and what must your prosecutors prove? >> the misdemeanor second-degree requires that the prosecutor needs to show that this folds into the defense that this was not a reasonable level of force,

the pending is going to have to prove to the journey that he was in fear of his life or the life of others. they have to show a reasonable person would have used this level of force. the choke hold is unlawful in most jurisdiction but this is not a trained police officer. it was someone responding to a scene he believed was turning violent. this will have to go in front of that jury. it is not clear what the jury will know, of the long rap sheet here involving mr. neely.

some of the past defenses dealt with violent acts. the defense has its own tough choice to make. this is a strong defense case because people have said, i felt endangered before neely was taken down. you have the defendant saying that. if those witnesses take the stand and support that view, it is going to be a strong case. the question is is the defense going to be satisfied with a strong case for a hung jury or do they want to go for the full acquittal? they might have to put penny on the stand. he showed great poise in this interview. he may be up to that challenge.

>> would you put penny in the grand jury? i think he has the right to go to the grand jury and ask them not to indict. would you put him in the grand jury if you were his lawyer, or think about it? >> i would think about it. i don't follow the view that you put your client on the stand whether it is a grand jury or a trial. i don't always agree with that. when i saw an interview with penny, if he were my client, i would give it serious consideration. it is someone obviously able to handle those circumstances when you are speaking to somebody about a traumatic event. it is an obvious tragedy for everyone involved.

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